Ritual murder? Jews? Surely, this must be simply anti-Jewish propaganda? Who is this "V.I. Dal" cited? Certainly, he must have been just a neo-Nazi anti-Semite (even though he lived in the 1800s, long before there was ever even a thought of a Nazi-party)? If it were only that simple, perhaps the statement could be easily dismissed.
"V.I. Dal," who wrote the book cited, turns out to be Dr. Vladimir Ivanovich Dal, perhaps Russia's greatest linguist and author of its "Living Dictionary," easily the equivalent of America's Webster's Dictionary. He is well-respected in Russia, and was recently even shown on a postage stamp there.
Of course, when you look into this matter, it turns out not to merely be a Russian phenomenon--accusing extremist Jews of this foul act of ritual murder--but a claim that follows Jews wherever they live. Germany, Spain, France, Austria, England, Syria, Jordan, Austria, Italy, and even America--in all these places, Jews have been found guilty of murdering children, often as part of some bizarre occult rites.
Many people have written about this topic: Dr. Arnold Leese, Dr. Hellmutt Schramm, Dr. Philip DeVier, Dr. Harrell Rhome, Dr. Edward Fields, Attorney and Duma Member G.G. Zamyslovsky, Russian Poet V.V. Rozanov, numerous Popes, Martin Luther (the founder of the Lutheran Church), King Ferdinand of Spain, and many other well-respected people throughout the course of time. Were they merely "hate mongers," as Jews might say, or was there something more?
"Jewish Ritual Murder Revisited: The Hidden Cult.” It is an in-depth study that cites Dal’s study of this matter, as well as many other respected investigators who have researched this rather grisly topic.
This is not a joking matter, and is something to genuinely be concerned about. PLEASE be sure to let your family and friends know about this video/topic too--share the video with them lest they or their neighbors end up the victims of such hideous, ritualistic crimes!
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